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The first complete guide to organizing and running cancer clinical trials, this book brings together in a single volume information on the fundamental concepts of trials, design, planning, conduct, and analysis that has previously ben scattered throughout medical and statistical literature.Topics covered include scientific background, ethical considerations, design and quality control, treatment toxicities and results in solid and non-solid tumors, preclinical and phase I trials, design of phase II trials, and analysis of phase III trials. The editors have updated the original 1984text for this new paperback edition.
This text serves as a comprehensive methodological framework for the design, execution, and analysis of clinical trials within the field of oncology. The editors, Marc E. Buyse, Maurice J. Staquet, and Richard J. Sylvester, synthesize disparate medical and statistical literature into a unified reference for researchers and clinicians. The work provides a structured approach to navigating the complex ethical, scientific, and operational requirements inherent in cancer research.
What You Will Find
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Experts recognize this volume as a foundational reference for clinical researchers involved in oncology trial design. Readers frequently note the technical density of the prose, which is intended for professionals with a background in medical statistics or clinical research.
Page Count:
496
Publication Date:
1988-07-14
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192617656
ISBN-13:
9780192617651
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